Sentence examples for falsified time from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors charge that he falsified time sheets to claim he was working for the city when he was really working for Cicatelli, which holds city contracts for H.I.V. and AIDS programs.

She said that Jin Shun falsified time records by making employees punch one timecard on Monday through Wednesday and a second one for the rest of the week, so that neither timecard showed the total number of hours worked each week.

In the case involving falsified time sheets, it took several weeks to document what was happening.

The Bloomberg administration demoted a high-ranking agency official on Wednesday after she admitted falsifying time sheets and collecting more than $22,000 that she had not earned.

It said pregnant women were sometimes required to work 11-hour days, more than the eight-hour legal limit, and employees were under pressure to falsify time cards to conceal the violations.

Dr. William T. Long, the only other full-time orthopedic surgeon, recently resigned after being threatened with dismissal for allegedly falsifying his time cards and referring insured King/Drew patients to his private practice at Centinela Hospital Medical Center in Inglewood.

The garment maker was accused of violating the state's minimum wage and overtime laws, falsifying employee time records, not paying overtime wages and even creating a mock questionnaire for employees that helped them lie to Labor Department investigators.

Under questioning from a federal prosecutor, Steve C. Lee, Mr. Duren acknowledged that he had falsified his own time sheets and overstated the hours he had worked for the nonprofit groups.

Hypotheses are falsified all the time.

Between January and June 2012, Serco staff falsified data 252 times, the NAO report says, based on Serco's own forensic audit of 107,000 patient calls over the period.

A panel judged that one of the nurses Sharon Turner falsified A&E waiting times data so that it would appear the trust was meeting targets.